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So you have answered your own question. The domain is {reals} and the codomain is {negative integers}
Now that is more tricky to answer. I think it depends on exactly what you mean by 'the same graph'.
This is a many : many relationship as every x has two ys and every y has two xs (or none if you pick points beyond 5)
If the domain and codomain are -5 ≤ x , y ≤ +5 and secondly -10 ≤ x , y ≤ +10 then the graphs are the same and the domain/codomain can have different sets.
But what about -2 ≤ x , y ≤ +5 ?
Now only part of the circle is visible in the graph so the same relationship gives different graphs.
It seems to me that relationships must be properly defined in the same way as functions, so that would require the domain and codomain are part of the definition . That would make the answer to your question 'No'. (I think .... )
Say I have y=x²-1, where x belongs to the real set, and y to negative integers. Obviously, the graph consists only of one point, which is (0, -1).
Yes. To be clear you need to understand the difference between domain, codomain and range. I was asked that here:
Thanks for your response.
If an equation has only one unknown and some solutions (n of them) then you could put these solutions in a list and make it an n-tuple. Strictly, that's a single n-tuple, not a set of them.
A function isn't an equation so it doesn't have a solution set. See
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AUGUSTA – If not this, what? If not now, when?
Maine Rep. Gary Knight, R-Livermore Falls, is one of the bipartisan 'Gang of 11' trying to push through an ambitious tax overhaul in the Pine Tree State.
Those were the prevailing sentiments Friday of lawmakers on the Legislature's Taxation Committee, which inched forward on a dramatic tax overhaul proposal that aims to slash the state's income tax rate in half and make other sweeping changes, including raising sales and excise taxes and eliminating exemptions.
The proposal, released last week by a bipartisan coalition of 11 lawmakers, appeared to founder in the face of swift opposition from affected industry groups and a tepid response from Democratic and Republican legislative leaders. While several lawmakers on the Taxation Committee remain cool or hostile to the plan, the panel on Friday gave it a brief reprieve when it initiated a full cost analysis of the proposal by Maine Revenue Services.
The move followed prolonged and occasionally agonized deliberations by the committee, which considered killing the bill, L.D. 1496, or carrying it over until next session. Either outcome may yet await the bill, but lawmakers still want to see if elements of the plan can be incorporated into a solution to solve the state's next two-year budget.
The committee move was a small but significant step, said the bill's supporters.
"I really think this has legs," Rep. Gary Knight, R-Livermore Falls, the bill's sponsor and a member of the committee. "You heard them in there. If we don't do this, then what do we do? If we don't this now, then when do we do it?"
Knight and the bill's architect, Sen. Richard Woodbury, an independent from Yarmouth, told the committee that the bill wasn't initially intended to be a budget solution, but to modernize the state's tax code.
However, alternatives to Gov. Paul LePage's proposed $6.2 billion budget proposal has thus far proven elusive. Critics believe the governor's plan will lead to significant property tax increases because it suspends more than $200 million in municipal revenue sharing and cuts other tax relief schemes.
The Democratic majority has put forward proposals that either suspend the 2011 tax cuts the governor's budget is designed to protect or raise revenues through higher sales, lodging and meal taxes. However, Republicans, including Knight, have rejected those proposals because they aren't accompanied by additional tax cuts.
The coalition's plan slashes the state's income tax rate in half to 4 percent and increases the homestead exemption from $10,000 to $50,000 for property tax relief. The cuts are paid for by increased sales taxes and broadening the sales base through the elimination of exemptions, such as groceries and services.
The plan has made enemies by proposing to tax a host of services currently exempt and raising excise taxes on beer, wine and tobacco products.
It also appeared that the plan would tax heating oil and other home heating products. However, Woodbury and Knight said Friday that those exemptions were no longer targeted.
The proposal remains controversial because of its scope and unknown consequences. Nonetheless, most lawmakers on the Taxation Committee were unwilling to do away with it on Friday.
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Brooks, who has served three previous terms in the Legislature, said the tax reform proposal was the first one he's seen that has the potential for "major change."
The scope and timing of the proposal worried others.
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Tigers manager Jim Leyland announces retirement
Jim Leyland announced Monday that he is stepping down as Tigers manager. FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal first reported that Leyland planned to retire.
Leyland, 68, reportedly told his players it was time for someone younger to step in and do the job at the end of the ALCS. The Tigers were eliminated by the Red Sox in Game 6 Saturday.
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Leyland won two pennants (2006 and 2012), three AL Central titles and made the playoffs four times with a record of 700-597 in his eight seasons in Detroit. He amassed a record of 1769-1728 in 22 MLB seasons with the Pirates, Marlins, Rockies and Tigers.
From his days with the Pirates to now with the Tigers, Leyland is exactly what I think of when I picture a baseball manager. Good luck Jim.
Should have stepped down at the end of last year , now the Tigers must get rid of their obese and overrated first baseman
Sorry to see him go; did a great job during his time in Detroit.
It is not his fault they lost; upper managment never addressed the bullpen issues during his time here. Baseball will miss him; and I think the Tigers' players will as well.
Anyone that bashes him should remember this; Leyland does not hit and cannot make Prince Fielder drive in any runs.
Two pitches buried him and the tigers. Both grand slams, both game winners. Just goes to show how thin the margin is between victory and defeat in baseball.
lot of respect for Leyland from this fan as well. Wish he had gotten the Phils' job many years ago instead of Mumbles Manuel. Still with the staff and the talent the Tigers have amassed of late, something is wrong that they never manage to go further than they do each season. Probably time for a change, which Leyland himself acknowledged and offered, which just serves to enhance the guy's classy legacy.
Classy guy! Baseball, and all of sports, needs more like him
Class act from day 1!
I'm a Pirate fan. Him putting Bonds in his place yrs ago was magic!
As much as I like Leyland and appreciate his time with the Tigers this may be a good time for a change. There is that unknown "something" missing on this team. Not sure if is Leyland but a small shake up is needed. Upgrading half of the bullpen is a good start.
Great mgr..they're going to miss him..
Not a Tigers fan but lots of respect for Leyland. Best of luck to him in whatever he does after baseball.
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Evelyn Radel has served as a deputy city treasurer, finance director, and city treasurer since 1978 and traveled throughout the United States as a member and president in both a state and national treasurers association.
"I've had some very good friends here. I've worked with a lot of good people and I know that's what I'll miss the most is my friends," Radel said.
After being employed as deputy treasurer for two years she was appointed as city treasurer in 1980. Twelve years later in 1992 she served as deputy treasurer again under Sandy Malo. Then in 1998 she was appointed as the city treasurer where she has remained for the last 14 years.
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still need to come up with a receiver for the Summit.....
some LEDs for break lights....and D rings for tie downs...
23,798 thanks for all the lookers more to come......
Last edited by 87 GN; 10-01-2012 at 06:22 PM.
Would you go flip my truck back over??
man that is a beautiful piece of an artwork, great job!!!!
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was a fun project, but alot of work...still not done...
Would you go flip my truck back over??
Nice trailer!I'm guessing a spare tire holder?was a fun project, but alot of work...still not done...
Sl2sh Slayer Summit Sl4sh 1/18 Rally/Teton T-Maxx
you know what would be awesome to add there is a taillight. 87 GN i hope we're not ruining the surprises lol.
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Nice, is it heavy? Is that the "narrow" Trencher you got on the Summit?
That is the LED's yellow running light & red brake lights. Battery/tool box, if I can get time......
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Thank you, looked a bit to big to be the "normal" size Trencher.
org Trenchers on the rear, 1/5 on the front, on 24mm hubs...
edit link
Last edited by 87 GN; 10-01-2012 at 09:55 PM. Reason: linkie
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Those tyres are huge .
Rock n Rolla !
some talk about a ramp, I have an old thread (5/8/11) I am dropping in here........
todate best jump 44' long & about 8' high, ramp is 3' wide & weight about 45 to 50 lbs...only used the extra height a few times, jumps best flat on the ground...
full thread
The Blue Beast.....
This is my little ramp.
I stared by drawing out the curve on a piece of brown paper. Took me forever to get the arc the way I wanted it. Then I transfered it to a cardboard templet. Now for the fun part. I started with a piece of 4'x8' sheet metal. Traced out my templet hated it & changed it again. Finaly went for it & stared plasma cutting. Cut everything & stared tack welding it together. Got it all tacked up & started welding. I had the idea of making it height adjustable. So I cut round tubing one that would slide inside the other. Then drilled holes every 2" for the key keepers. I then welded spikes & feet on the ends of the tubing. To keep the ramps from sliding. Well tell me what you think. The Maxx has been banded from this ramp. HAD A MAXX, sold it all......
Check out where the skid & the A arms have been hitting.
Last edited by 87 GN; 10-05-2012 at 06:17 PM. Reason: more info
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very cool .....
that trailer is pretty darn awesome...keep up the good work...more detailed pics?
and i thought i had time...wow....sorry didn't see page 5...and umm...wow...
keep tinkering...if traxxas ever lose u as one of their members...it would be a great loss to the community.
do u ride ktm? i ride to but kawasaki Body is sick
^thanks turned out good, so good I can't get myself to use it....lol
06 EXC 525, just rolled over 10,000 miles
Bought it new & Taged it before they changed the Title... MSO as off road use only....
I will never sell this bike.......... in a couple of years going put on the 540 kit.
Would you go flip my truck back over??
WELCOME to Project
Still ordering parts, & have a few things to work thru. Been about year & a half sence I have worked on a truck other than a driveshaft or something qiuck & easy. Not sure where I want to start. LOL....This is going to be a purpose built street machine... Lets see if what I have invisioned comes out...
Black chassis, of coarse. I was going to upgrade to alum shock mounts. The mounts I found looked ok, only thing I did not like about them, was the nesting that the plastic ones have for the shock end. Don't plan on doing any big jumps anyways, so its a pass for now...
little dusty, been sitting for over a year...
Would you go flip my truck back over??
We wait with eager anticipation for the completed build. Would love to see some vid's of it up and running as well as of your other trucks in action. After all, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Always get a 2nd Opinion!
i always enjoy watching a build thread, it gives you an idea to start your own
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thanks is will be a slow go, it's going to take some extra time to get some of the mods done... Winter is about here so it will give me something to do.... Sould be well worth the effort....
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yeah i need something to do now too, since i got my GT runnin, i'm fairly happy. now i need to save some $$$ to get my REVO-E running again, i'm still trying to decide wether get MMM or something else.
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parts are coming in slow & still need to order a few parts. Trans is lubed & ready to go tho....white lithium grease....
With all the bearings out, took off the seals & pack with lithium grease.....Use the razor blade trick, on the outer edge & lift the seal off. I grease all the bearings this way, except for the knuckle bearing, attracts to much dirt & short'n the life of the bearings.
Last edited by 87 GN; 11-10-2012 at 10:18 PM. Reason: error
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Time to get going,
start making some time.. so bare with me....
Diff Carrier:
Looking at an old thread, I was not able to find the carrier I was looking for.. so I'm going to try the Hot Racing.
Broke down a new diff, took out the gears & parts to install into the new carrier. I did not take a pic, but the I beam will not slide into the new carrier without some grinding. A little more grinding than I thought it would take, but it is in there. As you can see you don't use the tabs with the new carrier. I was thinking of milling a slot so I could use them, but we will try without for now. Did a test fit with the gears, & all good just a little drag so no shimming. Going to fill the carrier with 120K diff fluid. Then some Blue loctite on the srews, because the carrier is alum..
=== Notice the three different lengths of screws. From bottom to top, Screws form the stock carrier (to long), screws I'm going to use, & the screws included with the new carrier. The new screws look a little short & I don't like the bevel head. The screws I'm using, are just some I have, the thread is .310 long.
===better pic of the lenght of the two diff lengths of screws...
Last edited by 87 GN; 11-24-2012 at 11:06 PM.
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Looking good there mate...I tried to find a socket head cap screw to replace the countersunk one like you did...they sold them in sets of 100 down here; I didn't need so many so I used the ones provided.
I have run 4 sets of 2/2s through my eSlayer and the diffs are holding up well...this is a 2/3s build you're busy with now??
Rock n Rolla !
oh.... thanks so much that what i did wrong that saves so manny headaches
thanks again
sure.......yep... street machine going to run 2/3s...
They'er here about time...paid $40.00 each, found them cheaper but they were not in stock....
STRC p/n ST5380B alum CNC machined outer diff case Revo. Once again the supplied screw are less than ideal. So as you can see, back to the screw box & found some allen heads. .380 long perfect fit..
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^^man those looks nice, you guys really pushing me into buying them lol. yeah.....i was never a big fan with phillip screwhead, i prefer allen head too.
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Nice mate...I'm really happy with mine...so far no issues with the eSlayer, its only running 2/2s tho. I will be watching to see how they hold up to 2/3s. I used the socket head cap screw from my old diff case for mine.
Rock n Rolla !
This is what I have been working on, it has not been going well. I tried powder coating the motor plate & a few other parts. Without removing the blue anodizing. Well it did not work, I had to remove the anodizing. After half a can of Easy Off for two days. I did not get a pic, but it did not get things clean enough to powder coat. Glassbead blasted the rest of the anodizing at work. Still have more parts to coat but this is a sneak peek of what I am going for.....more to come.
parts in Easy Off. Yes there is two outer diff housings in there...
blasted parts
a few parts powder coated.
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Nice, that'll be a slick look.
FINALLY after some trial & a few errors, I have figured out how to get the powder coating to work..
Before powder coating the diff housing, used some heat tape to keep the power out of the bearing groove. Heat tape is rating to around 400 *F. Still had the clean a little off but not to bad...
and after powder coating you can still see some of the anodizing, that the Easy Off was unable to take off.
good pic of the carriers assembled & the outer diff housing
this is what I use for grease, White Lithium
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more pics, carrier in diff housing, it did take a few 6mm shims but not to bad....
Old pic........I pack all the bearings & I now use lith grease for the ring gears,
poor pic I think you get the idea...between the two pics..
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Little bit of blue loctite on the screws, & the diffs are assembled. Because the new housings do not have an"up". Looked at the stock housing & matched the up with the front & rear bulk heads.. I will double check again when I get the bulks mounted to the chassis. If one is upside down or backwards I will have to flip which ever one is backwards... Pic front bulk is on the left & rear is on the right..
I just check & the diffs are in correctly....
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Notice the 6mm washers on/under the rocker posts. I do this to keep the shock springs from rubbing on the chassis.
===It does take just a little trimming so the washer will lay flat on the bulk head.
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I want to be able to try different position on the rockers with out having to change them out..
Had to get the blue rear, I could not find anyone selling the silver. Powder coated the rockers anyways so it didn't really matter..
To keep the powder out of the threads, used some old screws. There was a little bit of powder in where the bearings go, so used a dremel & sanding roll to clean it out.
Hot Racing Blue Rear Multi Mount Rocker Arms RVO2706MR
Hot Racing Silver Front Multi Mount Rocker Arms RVO2708MF
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Dr. Wilkinson studies early communication and language in learners with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Her main interests include vocabulary learning as well as the use of visual supports in communication and education. Dr. Wilkinson serves as associate editor for American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Augmentative and Alternative Communication.
Interdisciplinary exploration of visual-perceptual processes in the design of aided AAC symbol displays (Principal Investigator; co-investigator: Michael Carlin; program project PI: William J. McIlvane). Run in collaboration with the Shriver Center of the University of Massachusetts Medical School, this project seeks to initiate study of the application of visual cognitive neuroscience to applied communication outcomes. We examine how basic perceptual cues (such as color or shape) may be exploited to guide attention to certain aspects of a visual communication aid, potentially facilitating use of the aid for communication and learning. This project makes use of both behavioral measures (speed and accuracy of search) as well as measures of learners' observation of the display through eye-tracking technology. The project has received funding from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development as well as the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation.
Vocabulary expansion in severe mental retardation (Principal Investigator). In this project, early vocabulary learning processes are examined from the perspective of typical language learners as well as learners with intellectual disabilities who find learning words challenging. Various aspects of rapid word learning have been explored, from learning that occurs after a single exposure to the ways in which learning can be applied to acquisition of multiple words. One goal is to develop a set of evidence-based practices for the instruction of new vocabulary, for learners who use visual communication aids (AAC systems). This project was funded through the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
Status and gender influences on perceptions of young women with intellectual disability (Principal Investigator; co-investigators: Marianne Schmid Mast and Nora Murphy). This project examines the role of adherence to gender-typical communication patterns in influencing perceptions of young women who have intellectual disabilities. In collaboration with colleagues in Social Psychology, we examine whether perceptions of young women varies depending on how strongly they demonstrate communication patterns stereotypically associated with women. This project was funded through the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
Wilkinson, K. M., & Snell, J. (in press). Facilitating children's ability to distinguish symbols for emotions: The effects of background color cues and spatial arrangement of symbols on accuracy and speed of search. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology.
Wilkinson, K. M., & Light, J. (in press). Observation of humans in naturalistic visual scenes: Implications for the design of symbols and displays for use in aided AAC interventions. Journal of Speech-Language-Hearing Research (Language).
Mackay, H., Wilkinson, K. M., & Farrell, C., & Serna, R. (2011). Evaluating merger and intersection of equivalence classes with one member in common. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 96, 87-105.
McFadd, E., & Wilkinson, K. M. (2010). Qualitative analysis of decision making by clinicians during design of aided visual displays. Augmentative and Alternative Communication, 26, 136-147.
Wilkinson, K. M., & Coombs, B. (2010). Preliminary exploration of the effect of background color on the speed and accuracy of search for an aided symbol target by typically developing preschoolers. Early Childhood Services; Special Issue on Augmentative and Alternative Communication, 4, 33-47.
Haimson, B., Wilkinson, K. M., Rosenquist, C., Ouimet, C., & McIlvane, W. J. (2009). Electrophysiological correlates of stimulus equivalence processes. The Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 92, 245-256.
Wilkinson, K. M., & Hennig, S. (2009). Consideration of cognitive, attentional, and motivational demands in the construction of aided AAC systems. In G. Soto & C. Zangari (Eds.), Practically Speaking: Language, Literacy, and Academic Development for Students with Special Needs (pp. 313-334). Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes.
Wilkinson, K. M., Rosenquist, C., & McIlvane, W. J. (2009). Exclusion learning and emergent symbolic category formation in individuals with severe language impairments and intellectual disabilities. The Psychological Record, 59, 187-206.
Wilkinson, K. M., & Reichle, J. (2009). The role of aided AAC in replacing unconventional communicative acts with more conventional ones. In P. Mirenda, T. Iacono, & J. Light (Eds.), Autism spectrum disorders and AAC (chapter 13). Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes.
Thistle, J., & Wilkinson, K. M. (2009). The effects of color cues on typically developing preschoolers' speed of locating a target line drawing: Implications for AAC display design. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 18, 231-240.
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Material List
- Arched Pillars, 6½ inch
- Buttercream Icing
- Color Flow Mix
- Dowel Rods
- Fanci-Foil Wrap
- Lily Pearl Flower Spray
- Lollipop Sticks, 8 inch
- Meringue Powder
- Ornament, Circles of Love Tier Top
- Pan, 10 inch square
- Pan, 14 inch square
- Pan, 6 inch square
- Parchment Triangles
- Royal Icing
- Sheet, 12 inch x 18 inch
- Square Separator Plates, 7 inch
- Tip, No. 1
- Tip, No. 16
- Tip, No. 2
- Tip, No. 20
- Tulle Circles, White
- White Pearl Spray
- White Tuk-N-Ruffle
- Floral wire, white
- Styrofoam pieces
- Corrugated board, thick or plywood
Project Instructions
Step: 1
Prepare triple thick corrugated board or plywood base. Cover in Fanci Foil Wrap.
Step: 2
Ice and prepare 2-layer 6-inch,10-inch and 14-inch sqaure tiers for pillar and stacked construction. The 18-inch bottom tier is made by baking three 12 x 18-inch sheet cakes. Cut 1 layer in half lengthwise. Position cut pieces alongside sheet cake to create 2-layer 18-inch square. Ice and prepare as above.
Step: 3
Make color flow pieces using color flow and patterns. For the following pieces, outline using tip 2 with full-strength color flow and flow in with thinned color flow: dove pair, 4 bell sets, 44 large roses, 20 bows. Make extras of all pieces to allow for breakage and let dry.
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When dry, using royal icing and tip 1, overpipe designs on doves and bells, pipe bead border on bows. Let all dry. Attach doves to lollipop sticks with royal icing. When dry, turn all remaining pieces over; using a cut parchment bag with royal icing and pull-out dot technique, pipe a spike on the back of each piece. Let spike dry.
Step: 5
Pipe tip 16 shell top and tip 20 shell bottom borders on all tiers. Outline plate edges with tip 16.
Step: 6
Decorate tiers, repeating design on each side. 6-inch Tier: Position 3 large roses and 2 small roses in a garland arrangement, overlapping pieces. 10-inch Tier: Divide cake sides in half. Position 3 large roses and 2 small roses in a garland arrangement at each side of division. Position bow at division mark.
Step: 7
14 inch Tier: Divide cake sides in half. Repeat decorating as for 10-inch tier. Position bow at corners and centers. 18-inch Tier: Postion bells at center. Add bow. Postion 1 large and 2 small roses at bottom border surrounding bells. Position 1 large and 3 small roses at top edge of corners. All Tiers: Using tip 1: pipe vines and dots.
Step: 8
Gather tulle into 4 puffs and secure with floral wire. Arrange tulle puffs and pearl sprays into cake top. Insert doves into top 6-inch tier.
Step: 9
At reception, assemble tiers. Position 3 tier toppers and insert pearl sprays into Styrofoam block between lower tiers. Position remaining tier top between upper tiers.
TipsThis cake serves 310.
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I am happy to report that Leann Banks has not let the cause down. The Secretary and the Millionaire is a most enjoyable addition to this determined attempt to insure that everyone in the Fortune family has his happily ever after.
Amanda Corbain has been Jack Fortune's administrative assistant for four years. She is efficient, effective, and basically invisible to her handsome boss. She is also secretly in love with the man. But Jack doesn't believe in love. His unhappy marriage to the grasping Sheila, which ended in a nasty divorce, has cured him of any belief in love and
Sheila's enjoyment of the status of Fortune ex-wife was cut short by a fatal car crash. Her death leaves Jack with custody of his three-year-old daughter Lilly, a child he hardly knew because of her mother's vindictive insistence on keeping father and daughter apart. The demands of single parenthood are tough on a high-powered executive like Jack.
When Lilly's nanny gets sick, a desperate Jack turns to Amanda to step into the breach.
Amanda, who raised her younger brother and sisters after their parents' deaths, proves to be a natural with Lilly. For the first time, the little girl begins to come out of the shell she retreated into after her mother's death. So Jack asks Amanda to switch jobs for a while, at least until Lilly becomes more accustomed to him and starts to smile again.
So Amanda moves into Jack's house and, for the first time, he sees behind her professional facade to the real woman. And he likes what he sees. For her part, Amanda finds living with the man she loves a temptation and a joy. As he starts to see her for the first time, her own feelings deepen. But she wants Jack to love her, not choose her
because it is the "right" thing to do, the sensible solution to his family problems.
When I saw the preview for The Secretary and the Millionaire, I thought it was going to be a "marriage of convenience" story. But Banks' take on the relationship between Amanda and Jack is not at all what I expected. Rather it is a story of a man discovering the real woman Amanda is and overcoming his past to accept and return the love she offers.
Obviously, this is a traditional plot, but Banks handles it well. For all her unrequited love for Jack, Amanda is a strong character with lots of good qualities. Jack's surprised reaction to his daughter's new "nanny," his resistance to this attraction, and his growing feelings for Amanda are well developed. There is actually less family interference
(read Kate Fortune) in their romance than in most of the series books.
Leann Banks is clearly a master of the category genre and her contribution to the Fortune's Children series maintains the good quality of this long running soap opera. Fans of the series will undoubtedly want to discover how Jack Fortune meets his fate. But readers who have not been following the fortunes of the Fortunes should still enjoy
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Work continues on a massive project recently renamed Detroit transect – which dissects a nearly seven mile line through Detroit, largely along the line of Brush Street, which we've captured from car and from helicopter, as well as on foot and in related historical archives. The project comprises both an immersive installation and an interactive online site that maps, evokes, and reflects a cross-section of the complex urban space of Detroit. We recently compiled a well-illustrated interim report, which provides a thorough explanation of the project's methods and goals. The first outcome of the project was a 15 minute 3D film Circling Detroit, which premiered in our MoMA show (see below). Detroit transect was initiated as part of OpenEndedGroup's 2012-13 Roman J. Witt Artists in Residency at the University of Michigan and has received considerable further support from the Knight Foundation.
Our investigations into new forms of cinema continue. Our emphasis is on marrying filmmaking with algorithmic processes that can aid us in matching patterns across vast bins of moving image sequences and in creating new nonphotorealistic renderers for 3D camera-derived footage.
Ongoing research at EMPAC/RPI seeks to extend Field for use in visualizing huge data-sets on a variety of large-scale displays. This is a collaboration of Marc Downie with Johannes Goebbel and Christopher Carothers.
Saccades is the second 3D film to result from our recent residency at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, where it premiered on 6 March 2014. The music was composed by Downie & Kaiser with Tom Chiu.
Linked Verse is a piece for music theater that explores the gaps and the overlaps between Japanese and Western ways of being. It premiered at Bing Hall on December 7 2013. A collaboration with composer Jaroslaw Kapuscinski, it featured two musicians: cellist Maya Beiser and shō player Ko Ishikawa. It was commissioned by Stanford University to help inaugurate its new Bing Concert Hall, and is co-produced by Beth Morrison Productions.
MoMA featured six new and recent 3D films in a "Modern Monday" presentation on November 11. Two were premieres: Circling Detroit and the 3D version of All Day. The other four were Loops, plant, Knight´s Rest, and All Sides of the Road. In addition, the museum screened our earlier and longest 3D film: Upending .
All Day opened at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on October 10th, where it has taken the same form as After Ghostcatching there – both on the enormous outdoor LED Oculus and in the five-screen indoor installation. A separate 3D version of All Day was screened at MoMA – see above.)
Knight´s Rest, premiered on October 3 at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. This five-minute 3D film is the first artwork to emerge from our museum residency there; it features a piano score composed and performed by Jaroslaw Kapuscinski.
Becoming at the Wellcome Collection in London was part of the Thinking with the Body exhibition, where it ran live from September 15 through October 27 2013. The work is a real-time, artificially intelligent response to a database of all the abstracted movements in a feature-length Hollywood film. It was used by British choreographer Wayne McGregor's in his London studio as an "eleventh dancer" whose role was to instigate new ideas for McGregor and his Random Dance company as they created a new work. Becoming was created by Marc Downie in collaboration with Nick Rothwell.
The Encircling Self: In Memory of Maryanne Amacher, a long reflection by Kaiser, has been published in the January 2014 issue of PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art. (An early draft of the text was once previewed on this site.)
The final White Paper for Proximity Fuse may be downloaded here.The lengthy report outlines our prototype for a new form of documentary and incluces contains the complete storyboard/script for the first of its three envisioned sections. Our subject is the origins of present-day technology in War World Two and the Cold War, as enacted in the career of Iowa astrophysicist James A. Van Allen. Funded with a chairman's grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
We've redesigned and published a new version of Creative Collaboration for the iPad; released under a Creative Commons license, it may be downloaded for free from the iTunes store here or seen as a pdf. The work, which draws upon our long experience in collaboration and offers concise and startling rules of thumb arranged in complementary pairs, was commissioned by the Finnish Innovation Fund, which put out its own print-on-demand version late in 2012.


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MOUNT VERNON The Knox County Commissioners will host a blood drive to benefit the American Red Cross on Wednesday, Aug. 1, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Memorial Building, 112 E. High St. To schedule an appointment, donors are asked to call 800-RED-CROSS. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Donors will receive a buy-one, get-one-free entry coupon to the Columbus Zoo. For more information, contact the American Red Cross at redcrossblood.org. or call 740-393-6719.
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CAA Football Presents The Blitz: Week 10
CAA Football is ready for Week 10 of the 2012 season. The Blitz reviews the week that was and gets you set for the weekend ahead.
In this week's webisode, Bobby Broyles and Scott Meyer review several closely-watched Week Nine contests, including Old Dominion's rain-drenched win over Delaware and Towson's triumph over an upstart Villanova squad.
The two then look ahead to another exciting week of league action. Broyles and Meyer first preview a nationally-televised showdown between Delaware and Towson on NBC Sports Network before looking at top-10 James Madison's matchup at Maine on five Comcast SportsNet Regional affiliates.
Also be sure to check out this week's weekly release, which can be found in the "Quick Links" box to the above.As always, we welcome your feedback, which you can share via our social media accounts below. We may even include some of your comments in upcoming weekly episodes.
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CAA Football is blogging at caafootballblog.com as well, so be sure to check out our official blog to find additional information that may not be available on CAAFootball.com. The league also encourages fans to visit us on YouTube and subscribe to our channel to receive our most recent CAA Football video productions.


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"We're going to be increasing both our education and our research spaces, in an environment in which, hopefully, the sparks of innovation will fly," Chancellor Collins told Saia, in describing the Sherman Center. "So we've picked areas where we have a particular expertise—clinical translational science, RNA biology, gene therapy, gene research—and we're going to house those scientific endeavors within proximity to each other."
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Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) say you might be able to tell whether your toddler is at risk of becoming a teenage drinker based on their behavior.
Psychologist and Professor Danielle Dick says their studies suggest infants who showed signs of hyperactivity, immaturity and aggression were more likely to experiment with alcohol by age 15.
Additionally, children who are overly-confident and social are also at risk.
"What this is telling us is that there are different pathways to alcohol use and adolescence," says Professor Dick.
The full results of the study will be available in December.
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Hampton breezes to win over Cosby1:40 am | March 20, 2013
Hampton's baseball team wasn't tested on Tuesday.
The Bulldogs routed Cosby 11-1 in non-conference action on the Hampton campus. The Bulldogs led 11-0 through four innings, before the slaughter rule ended the affair three outs later.
Jeffrey Hughis hurled a two-hitter over the four shutout innings. He struck out four with no walks.